Ankle dorsiflexion

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When referring to the ankle, the terms dorsiflexion, plantarflexion, inversion, and eversion are used. Dorsiflexion refers to decreasing the anterior angle of the ankle (pointing your ankle up). Plantarflexion refers to increasing the anterior angle of the ankle (pointing your ankle down). Inversion refers to median movement of the ankle, and eversion refers to lateral movement of the ankle. Cauda Equina, University Studying, Anatomy Physiology, Nursing School, Different Types, Muscles, Nursing, Anatomy, The Help

When referring to the ankle, the terms dorsiflexion, plantarflexion, inversion, and eversion are used. Dorsiflexion refers to decreasing the anterior angle of the ankle (pointing your ankle up). Plantarflexion refers to increasing the anterior angle of the ankle (pointing your ankle down). Inversion refers to median movement of the ankle, and eversion refers to lateral movement of the ankle.

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